Sharp County record., 1887-06-30

than rs Tbs. He is in full roach dress an
is learning to kicx and bite.
The programme of Sunday schoo
meeting to take place next Sunday at o
near the residence of Alex. Rush, is pub
lished in to days RECORD. The articl
was crowded out of last weeks issue.
The specimen of rolls left at this of
flee last week made at the Evening Shad;
loll factory, as far as we are able to Judge
are equal to any we ever inspected. Mr.
Williams, the proprietor is getting all he
can do at present
-"Uncle" Carney Moore, late of lizard
county, but formerly resident for many
years Of this county, died at his
residence last Tuesday, H g was at
tacktd on the preceding Sunday with
something like cholera morbus and his
axe anu ucdltu, Vduseu UlIu 10 SuCCumD
quickly to the ravages of the disease.
= The Guard states that several fami-
lies took fright at the appearance of diph-
liberia in Batesville and are rusticating
in the bills. Mrs. Oscar McCord is here
with her parents and Tom Ritchle and
family we understand, ara in this neigh
borhood with relatives. Their homes are
in Batesville.
Col James P. Cochran brought to
the RECORD office last Friday 8 Early
Rose potatoes which weighed in the ag-
gregate 4 pounds and 10 ounces. These
specimens were not only extraordinarily
large. but the fact that they were all
taken from the same hill-raised from one
piece of cut potato is the wonderful
part of the exhibit.
There will be lot of hands at work
on the cemetery fence and grounds to-
morrow friday Those who consider
themselves interested directly or indirect.
ly should stop everything else-shut up
sbop-and 60 and help finish this work.
These schemes for raising funds for such
purposes are failures and will not be fur
ther depended on.
and the Evening Shade boys last satur
day, was rendered uninterestiug by slight
showers making the grass wet. The raw
hide cover on the ball was so sleek that 1t
could not be handled with any certainty,
and the frequent errors OF tho players
killed the game at the end of the fifth
inning. Score, 2S to 8 in favor OF the
Stars.
Mrs Troy and Mrs. Price are
circulating a petition for donations to
build a parsonage in Evening Shade
One hundred and fifteen dollars had been
subscribed when we last saw the paper
and it was thought the amount could be
increased to 5000 with ease here in town
We trust sufficient sum will be donated
and the building erected at once,
Mai. Sam H. Davidson has shown us
SAMPLES of lead ore brought by Dr.. Craig
and Henry Morgan from the farm OF w.
NJ. Edwards of Washington township.
The ore was plowed up in Mr.. Edwards
field near Strawberry. The nugget from
which Mr.. Davidson's specimens were
taken, weighed 70 pounds and is almost
nure lead and can be melted in an ordl-
nary ladle. Say, boys! Lets 60 out and
dig.
-Mra R D, Williams and daughters,
Misses Clara and Ora returned from Ken
lucky last Saturday. The young ladies
report an enjoyable time in the old states
having enjoyed perfect health during
their three months absence from home
Miss Mary Wainwright, who accompa
MED Mrs. Williams on her trip for the
Young ladies. will spend a few weeks
with relatives in Kentucky and len
nessee.
The Maxville Stars have received
challenge to play another game OF bal
at Batesville on July 4. Owing to tn
very busy time with the most OF the clul
the Maxville boys cannot 60 down, bu
consent to play them again on Saturday
July 16. The Batesville boys have add
ed strength to their team from Greenbrla
and propose to beat Sharp county, which
we say doubtfully, they may do.